Forum topic by ShipWreck | posted 05-16-2012 08:59 PM | 2081 views | 0 times favorited | 20 replies | ![]() |
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05-16-2012 08:59 PM |
I was visiting a another abandoned property today and found these in the trash. The block plane is a old 120 that is missing some parts I have no idea who made the combination squares. |
20 replies so far
#1 posted 05-16-2012 09:02 PM |
Sounds Like Luck to ME !!!!! That small square is So Cool Looking!! -- Pat - Worker of Wood, Collector of Tools, Father of one |
#2 posted 05-16-2012 09:19 PM |
Just put them in a Trash Bag…. and send them to me. I’ll see that they are properly disposed of…... -- A Planer? I'M the planer, this is what I use |
#3 posted 05-16-2012 09:38 PM |
Dang you aspire to me this week sucker !!!!! but you can send that slick over to me and I will store it proppeply for you:-) congrats with the new toy´s Dennis |
#4 posted 05-16-2012 09:53 PM |
One more time and I’m doing an intervention for you man. -- A positive attitude will take you much further than positive thinking ever will. |
#5 posted 05-16-2012 10:58 PM |
great find. -- http://timetestedtools.net - Collecting is an investment in the past, and the future. |
#6 posted 05-16-2012 11:24 PM |
Good get !! -- Wayne - Plymouth MN |
#7 posted 05-16-2012 11:39 PM |
Start by turning the wedge in that molding plane around. |
#8 posted 05-17-2012 12:49 AM |
ok, be honest, how far down in the trash can did you have to go? (I would have gone to the bottom myself) -- Crashn - the only thing I make more of than sawdust is mistakes |
#9 posted 05-17-2012 12:51 PM |
Nice find! |
#10 posted 05-17-2012 07:14 PM |
Lucky find. Congratulations. helluvawreck -- helluvawreck aka Charles, http://woodworkingexpo.wordpress.com |
#11 posted 05-18-2012 04:07 PM |
The 12” combination square is identical to one I inherited from my father. Its a Universal 65 from the Lufkin Rule Co, Saginaw Mi. |
#12 posted 05-18-2012 04:12 PM |
How come stuff like this never happens to me? -- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood" |
#13 posted 05-18-2012 11:46 PM |
How come I never find abandoned houses that were owned by woodworkers? as they would say at ESPN -- Papa... |
#14 posted 05-18-2012 11:48 PM |
Awesome find! is that a log chisel? -- Steve - Wasilla, Alaska |
#15 posted 05-19-2012 03:58 AM |
Great find!! Half the fun is looking for them! The other half is restoring and using them!! -- Every day above ground is a good day!!! |
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